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A Call for Papers

Jeanette M. Smith, MD; Richard M. Glass, MD

JAMA. 2003;290:2735.

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Since an early report¹ that presaged a global catastrophe, millions of deaths due to an incurable disease now known as AIDS have been reported.^2-3 Even in a country with substantial resources to combat the disease, new cases continue to occur.⁴ However, awe-inspiring progress is evident in the development of powerful drugs^5-6 that prolong life in individuals with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and in the number of programs in place to prevent additional infections and deaths.^2-3,7-9 Such positive developments are tempered by the reality that huge gaps exist in access to effective therapies.³

In July 2004, THE JOURNAL will publish an entire issue on HIV/AIDS, with the date of publication to coincide with the 15th International AIDS Conference in Bangkok.¹⁰ We invite clinicians and researchers to bring their imagination, knowledge, and efforts to bear on issues of HIV prevention and treatment and . . . [Full Text of this Article]

Author Affiliation: Dr Smith is Contributing Editor and Dr Glass is Deputy Editor, JAMA.

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